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The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
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WE have received the first number
of the Dakota Bell. GA Journal of the
West" The Bell is published at
Sioux Falls by Glover & Carruth.
Fred II. Carruth, who made the Els.
feline Bell famous throughout the
country, is it's editor, which is guar
antee of Il tirst-class, readable paper.
1t IS published weekly at $2.OOa year.
Sample copies will be sent free OH
application.
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Dickinson Coal,

The coal mined by Beckett & Foote,
proprietors of the Dickinson Coal
Company, speaks for itself and it's
popularity is increasing daily. 1t is
superior to any Ignite in the market.
The coal is solid, dry and does not
turn to dust when exposed. 1t
makes u hot fire. and those who have
used it say that two tons of it are
worth three of amy other Ignite.
Orders left at the grocery store of
the firm will receive prompt atten
t;nr
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A Slight Difference.

Ten thousand tons of Ignite coal
WAS shipped into Bismarck from the
Sims and Dickinson mines lust winter.
This coal retailed for $3.50 per ton;
but reckoning it at So. see what an
important item the fuel question is.
The freight rate prior to April 5th
was 81 per ton, now it is SO per ton
Il difference to Bismarck on this item
alone of 100000 in six months.-Bis.
marck Tribune.
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Make Them all Senator'S.

Some fcllow-not namcd-tllinks
that Dakota ought to be chopped into
three states and admitted into the I'M.
ion. While we are about it why not
plat it into town lots, admit each as
Il state and give every Dakota poll.
tician Il chance for the senatc.-Vol.
"a Tribune,
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

THE Stark County Herald and
Stockmen's Journal published at Glad
stone, has made its appearance. If it
was a legitimate newspaper we could
welcome its appearance, but being i;
branch of the Mandan Pioneer, a pa
per that has always fought against
the interests of Stark county, it looks
as though there was Il scheme on
hand
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

THE new school law !providcs that
in cases of the organization of new
school townships the notices of cleo
ton shall be made out, signed and
posted Ivy a person designated by the
board of county commissioners. The
law also provides for the election of
three directors and one treasurer.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
OFFICIAL PAPER OFSTARK COUNT,
Saturday, April 1e, 1857.

THE Stark County Herald says
there are no mortgages recorded
against it. From the appearance of
its initial number it might not he a
bad idea to record u mortgage and
get some new type and good press.
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Ills Sllack on the south side and is
erecting in its place a neat frame
residence.
\. Lewis, of Mandan. who has been
stopping in town for the past two
weeks has decided to become Il resi-
dent of Dickinson, removing his
family here. Mr.. Lewis is Il painter
by trade and during the past winter
painted the inside of the court house
here, and whose work speaks for
itself.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Jacobs left for
st. Paul Friday morning. Mr.. Ja-
cobs having resigned his position as
night cal accountant here. Milton
Linsley, an old and faithful employee
who lost Il foot while working for the
company was appointed to fill the
vacancy. Superintendent Greene AL
ways remembers the unfortunate
when he has a good position to fill.
DIR. Barnes, dentist, arrived in town
on Wednesday afternoon and is stop
ping at the Kidder Hotel. where he
may be found attending to business.
He is prepared to do work in all
branches of dentistry. Gold crowns
on roots if desired. Bridge work
made. Gas administered in extrac.
tions. Parties desiring work should
engage to have it done early in his
stay here.
Joseph Howard, Jr.. we'll known for
the past twenty-five years as II bril-
liant and acceptable writer, is prepar.
ing a life of Henry Ward Beecher for
publication by Hubbard Brothers.
AS Towards Efathcr was one of the
three founders of Plymouth Church,
and his most intimate friend for more
than forty years, with a social inter-
course at no time interrupted, and as
Howard himself, by reason of his
public life, was brought into frequent
contact with Mr.. Bcecher since his
early boyhood, it is obvious that lie
ought to have and probably has mate
rial at his hand which is accessible
to no other contemporaneous writer.
The book is said to he we'll under way,
and will he ready for the market early
in May. Mr.. Howard, by the way,
was the author of the comprehensive
and interesting obituary published in
the New York Herald, the day after
Mr.. Beecher's death.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

ut Saratoga, and takes off it's %follies,
firtations, pug dogs, low neck dress
ing, ETC., ETC., in IL style that is over
flowing with richest humor, and must
create Il great sensation.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. {. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, D. T
APPS. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
hnal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before James G. Campbell.
Judge and ex-otlicio clerk of Probate court. Stark
county. DIT at his office at Dickinson, d. T., on
May 30th, 1887. viz:
ROBERT E. LAMOREUX.
OF Dickinson, Stark county, D. r., for the n. C..
quar-. OF section Is, in tp. 1879, north of range e6
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Vim. H. hoyt, John Fisher. Moses
Office address is Dickinson, Oak.
apr. 16-6t. REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PARr

NOTICE FOR PARDON.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA L.,
County of Morton. Jss.
TERRITORY OF DAKATA,l
Henry B. Schafner.
To William II. Francis az Judge of the District
Court for the 9th Judicial District, in and for
Morton county, said Territory. Also to F. 3.
Bowen, District Attorney for The I'd subdivision
of the 9th Judicial District.
Also to whom it may concern, take notice:
That on the 10th day of May, 1887, at 2 o'clock
p. IN. or ns soon thereafter as the parties can he
heard. The undersigned and others will appIy
to the Governor of the Territory of Dakota, al the
capital of said territory, the city of Bismarck.
Burleigh county,, for Il pardon for Henry B.
Sclafiner, and at that time present n petition set
ting forth the grounds and reasons therefore.
The said Henry b. Schaffner was on the 18th day
court of the crime Assault with Dangerous Wca-
pons," and was on the goth day of August, 1895,
sentenced by the said court to hard labor in the
Pcnnitcntiary at Bismarck, Burlcigh county. said
territory for the term of six months, said Schaff.
ner having began proceedings of appeal n etay
was granted, and on the 18th day of March, 1887.
nc was again sentenced to said prison for the term
of six months, from 3 O'Clock y. m. of said day.
ana Is now serving said sentence.
Mandan, OAK, Apr. II, 1887.
e. c. RICE,
aFr.lo-4t. Atty for said Schaffner.
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To Rent.

A store room in the Press building
on Willard street; one of the finest
business locations in Dickinson. An.
ply ut this Office.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
Additional Local.

p. b. Groat, the Northern Pacific
Emigration agent, made our town a
flying visit yesterday.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT B1sxARx, d.

LANE OFFICE AT B1sxARK, D.. T.
April 4, 1887.
Notice is hereby giventhatthe named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim, and tina,
said proof will be made before James G. Camp
bell, Judge and cx-otticio Clerk Of the Probate
Court of Stark county, d. T., at his office at Dick.
inson, d. T.. on the 10th day of Nav, 1881. viz:
WILLIAM A. MERRILL:
for the south west quarter of section No. IA. in
township I39 n. range IS W.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
said land. viz: Gilbert S. Cryne, Robert Lee 81
James Little, ST.. and John Lundeen. ali Of
whose post-ofce address is at Gladstone. D. T.
Apr .o-5t. Resiste,
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5000 AGENTS WANTED. Double Quick. to soil
JOE opwvA.hD.sBEECHER,

INFINITELY the most valuable because coming 20
hand engaged in Il Labor of Love. Richly
lllustrated-stee portrait &C. Will sell immense.
ly. Millions want this standard Life of the great.
est Preacher and Orator of the age. QUICK is the
word. Territory in great demand. Send for cir
cnlars and Soc. for outfit to BUCKEYE PUB. CO.,
Minneapolis, MINI. apr .9.5t
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

Edward Fcnncl ST., has torn down
his shack on the south side and is
erecting in its place a neat frame
residence.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
DAKOTA. NEWS.

Ira Mattice. Il farm hand, commit
ted suicide ut Redtield hy striking
himself on the head with IL hammer.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

1t is reported that an old Dakotan,
Theodore Ziegler, on IL recent visit to
California was victinized $4,000 on
the old gold brick racket.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

Yank.on has given Il st. Louis man
ground for the erection of Il linseed
oil mill. 1t will have capacity for 900
bushels of flax per day.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16

The president has commissioned
VIM. G. Judd us postmaster ut Fargo
and appointed Alex. Green, at Miller,
vice w. II. Keppart. removed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
SWnng by a ItOpe.

EVANSVILLE, Ind July IA
Union City early in the week negro
named John Thomas committed o b.u
tai assault on q little white girl. A
posse was organized, and after a long
search no was found in Humb 3lit, and
brought back. his preliminary tIia
was held yesterday. A large, angry
and determined ,ravd Allied tae cour'
room. He was p sitively identified BY
his victim. At this point some ont
In tie crowd shouted: "Tbsrs enough
let's put him where he'll do 10 more o
the DEVILS work"
Then the entire corft room OF men
numbering perhaps two huLcred en-
RACED citizens rose TO their feet ant
with en- impniG!Ye rusD turEe1 over To
posse OF officers, sweeping them aetde
and despite their efforts to save IhuIna1
the mad dened thronz seiz-d the tremt
ling and panic stricken wretch, In Al
instant good rope wss produced. an
he wasswung into the next word fror
beam in the conrt ICON.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
rne Cn,caso Wheat Deal.

CHICAGO, July IL The cresi1ors OF
Maurice Koseutild " Co. met this alter
noon James +. Gillette presi ed and
ssid he had been permitted to examine
The books of the suspended tiTin ana ieuuo
that their original capital was s"o,ooJ,
hut after paying S33, 900 for New iork
STOCK Exchange membership they only
had f17 900 left to use in their business
Their liabilities were $60o,04U and their
collectable assets were estimated to pay
ten per cent, Roser ield's relatives woLlo
nut up fifteen per cent. aud enaoIe the
nnyment OF tw. nty five cents In settle'
ment. A large number OF creditors rave
already signified their willingness u ac
cent the twenty-five cents offered, but INT
stock houses to the number oi Six o.
seven refused, as they had already secur
ed enough property of Roserield,s III TN
shane of a New York Stock ENcharg
membership and other security 70 ne
them twenty i've per cent. OF their aims
which amount TO about 100000 IL wa
the sense of the creditors present that IN
offer WAS iair one ard they had bette
accept 1t. A special committee, compose
of hessfs. n. e. Culver, AleXande
Geddes and c. .Combcs, was arpo!nte
to confer with the stock HOUSES and tr.
and induce them TO settle at twenty-nv
cents should they refuse, 1t was propo'
ed TO offer them forty cents, ana try an
get the other fifteen per cent, or aooi
$4,000, required to pay that reicentag
from the relatives.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
Ch,id,e Into the River.

PUTNAM, Conn July l7.-Mrs. Bird.
get Pike, an Irish woman, aged B. out
tbirty.five years, and her husband, an
American, Who works In cotton mill,
have for some time had bitter quarrcis
which frequently aroused the entire neigh
borhood. Matters grew worse until The
woman, maGdened ty the tyranny OF hel
husband and in her rage, rushed to thu
river with two children. One was bao'
OF two years and the other was three an'
halt years old. After dashng the littl
ones from the embankm Mt into the cur
rent, she fled, and for some time coul'
| not be found She has since returned. II
some way the elder child grabbed tn
younger and both were finally saved u.
| authorities are in doubt AS to what the
should do with the mother.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
Russian Fanatics.

LoNDoH July l6.-A dispatch from 81
Petersburg, which has come by way oi
Gumbinnpn, in eastern Ru'sia, state:
that on July lG band Of religious tanat
ics attempted to murder the Crane
Duchess Elizabeth, the wife OF the Grand
Duke Constantine Cons'sutiuovi.ch, soE
of the Grand Duke Constantine, who /;
the uncle OF the Gar.
The attempt a. assassination was made
at the Pauloysk Palaee, where the lady
and her hu-band Were stopping The
cause given for the attack was that th'
G and Duchess, who is a Lutheran, reius
ed to modify the terms Of her marriage
settlement, which accoris her the priyi
lege of remaining a Lutheran, and Join tn
Greek church.
The would be murderers were all al
rested, being caught near the palace
While they were being removed to ia
they cried out: I'VE have ALREADY ha
enough of Maria Paulowna" referring
the wife Of the GraLd Duke Nladimi
brother of the Gar, whom the popula'
have suspected of making proselytcs
her faith. 1t is stated that previous a
tempt was made to assassinate the Gral
Duchess Elizabeth.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
The Czar's Veto.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July II Russia
has replied to tho circular nole in rels.
tion to the Bulgarian question issued
by the Porte. The reply states that
while there Is personally no objection
against Prince Ferdinand as ruler OF
Bulgaria, Russia declires to accept the
decision of the present Sobrsnje.
Germany, Austria and Italy rep
tha. they win accept any solution Of
the question which is based on the Ber
lin treaty.
VIENNA, July IA circular pre-
pa, ed by the Pope IN reference to th'
election of Prince Ferdinand, Of SAKE
Coburg Gotha, rs Prince Of Bulgsri'
has been presented to the Austrian gov
ernmsnt Count X Aln0ky, the lmperia
Foreign Minister, In his reply 10 tn
circular will sny that Austria does no
Iobjsc to Prince Ferdinand, and vii
not exeroise her riaht of veto II th
lPfipcs attempts to occupy the throne.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
.,.,,.. u.c.ut,ou In southland.

Saws a special of Friday TO the Phiia-
delphia Record:-A special to the News
from Dunfermline, Scotland, says; The
Carnegie coach, with few uuoccupied
seats. made a fine run here yesterday
afternoon. covering the thirty miles in
three hours, Mr.. Blaine sat beside MIR.
Carnecie on the box. NJ. J. kink, OF
New York, accompal led the party. Inc
mettled- four in. hand caused sensation
along the turnpike, and especially at Kin
cross' where brief halt was made at the
tavern for ginger beer Here crowd
gathered and cheered the distinguished
Americans. The gentlemen then drove
70 the Fort Bridge Works, and the la 'te'
raidea the lined manufactures in a body
| Al, reassembled at Provost Donald's fol
| lunch. and ir the evening returned
| Kilgrasten over the pike. Blaine wa
| the real lion OF the day, and MIR. Carmen
took general charge OF him IN parauln
him about. MA.
WThe unfortuns'e G speeches of the Pitt
burg millionaire at Edinburgh have ran
ed q dreadful howl. Some ConserVatiS
papers have even gone so lar as 10 iao'
him mountebank land othe rs accuse n'hi :
aiming to purchase renown WIN ms ~
to Edinburgh. These structures 90 nil
great IL Justice really, and serve materia
Iy to alter the aspect OF Mr.. Blaine's el
tertainment in Scotland. The artstoerac
which is graciously inclined towal
Americans, has taken up the rabid refra
of the Conse vative press and shut u
doors upon Mr.. Carnegie. This exclusio
of C c9urse, embraces the Blaine party. NJ
Blaine may thus be deprived of much
| ticipated pleasure. There are no det'
mined plans for the four in hand trip
, picturesquely begun. The next spin :"
probably be to Aberdeen"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
News in Briof.

r,vard Heisler, q farmer, of Thorn.
,stnn' Mass. has two daughters. IA ana
n wears o.d. They both have IL hngsIs
oounds, o the other 2is pcunds; the elder @
;a ~ inches bust and 81 waist measure'
ment; tao other is 69 aud 46
A coed Baptist lady In Richmond,
I've haa rented out ber fue resioencs
and gone into q smaller and cheaper
honss that che may be able to give
81 coo more per Annum to the cause o
| e,lsicn than she could have done nau
b, OF mac the change.
A citizsn of 81 riusfeld, after rnn
lniDg a lawn mower fof half IA hoa
one morning last week, remarked ,ha
liz ever / had said anything Gerosstnr.
to- uaktnd OF The snow shovel he woui'
ucst willingly take It back.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
Rough's Ftttins End

New YORK, July l1.-About eight o.
clock this morning kiernsn Brophey, an
iron founder who has pas ed his hity-hrst
wear, looked from his ~inuow on the thirC
floor of $40 East FouI &c tn street, anu
saw Hugh 0 Connor and his brother,
members of q weii.hnown gang OF touShS.
cross the street and attack driver OF
Avenue B line OF cars, who was waiting
for a relay OF horses. Then three more
rowdies Joined the O'Connors and tAe
driver was being pretty baoly handled
when Brophey went 10 bis assistance
When the tougas saw him the whole
crowd, to the number of about fifteen, sci
upon hin. compelling him TO retreat te
the hallway CT house in the vicinity
HeIe he encountered the O'Coano!s ant
several others. Hugh O'Connor c&l &c
out: "Kill the d old - ant
the mob piled or, Brophey saw he wa
overwhelmed, and he drew large clasl
knife from his pocket and opened the tw'
and a-half inch blade At that momen
Hugh O'Connor hit him bow IN III
stomach and Brophey sent the blade int
Hugh's neck, severins the CAROTID artery
O'Connor died before evening.
Bro9hey went - his rooms ard waite
until policemen came tO arrest his
O'Counor was liberated on July fro
prison, where he had been serving
eiehteeu.months term for burglary.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
DIEE.
PHIOY.-On the 18th inst, John A. Pric'
aged ~ wear


PRlOY.-On the l7.h inst, John A. Price,
ksistlyos and f,iends are respectfully in.
yIted to attend MS funeral from his late re.
sidepce, n o. II Justison street, on WefHes-
day morning at O'Clock. High MASS al
st, Peters Church. lnisrncnt NJ New Ga
thedrAl eemetcr-.
HurTDN. IN the l7.h Instant at tho resi-
dence CT hnr sonia.!1w. Oha:is' Whue'
man, new CAST e,tua!co " hGtton In the
83d year OF her 0Ge.
Relatives ant f:srde or the family are
| respectfully invitel TO attend the funeral
| I DIN nor late res denca, 1ussdAr, July 70 b,
| at z o'citcg, y. IN. serves In Chfistitua
| PresbyLerIan Chu.tG. lntornent In Pfesoy
| to ian Cemetery.
| HILL In til city, on the 18TH ms. E!lzl
| n, ,Hil, in tho 7OE ar OF her age.
| Be,atiycs ard ifepus Of the family arc re
spt ctfulIy invl' ed to attend the funeral from
| ner late r. siterce. Lo.tneast c1rho: OF Fiitf
| and Monroe s:rees Service, at tho hous'
| MONDAY BternOrn az 4 o'clocs. lntermen
at the whining Oh AID brandywine GENE
terry.
MCXNl1HT.-Un July 10Th, William NC
knight in the 6Sth year OF mis- age
| Reiatives and friends arc resp sctfully iu
vitod to attend his funeral on monds! !
July S'h. at O'Clock y. NJ from his LAT
residence. Gs6 ives: Second street. lntel
mont at Mount salem.
McOaRDLE.-Ou.th 10th inst, Laura N
McEnrdle, daughter Of Julia q. and u
late james u. McCiTdls, AIDED u years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully IL
vi:ed 10 a:tcni the funeral seIvic' fro
the resideuce O. her mother, No. 2o Il SIX
street, on tn's L oniRy) evening 1t So'oloc
lnterment IL Rose Bank cemetery. Dec
County, Did, luestsy morning. Irai
leaves this city a. 40os.
l SPENUEE-In tho 18th inst, Maggie
\ wife OF Wm. II spencer, aged "a yeats.
i Relatives ana friencs aic respectfully
vited ~ attend the iunoral rom the re'
oencs her mother, MRS. Nary A Mid'
> No. 7Columbta avenue, on " cdnesday
y tcinoln, TO meet at the house at o'cloc
4 Sorvicee at bethany Baptist Church At
clock. lntesmen. at Riverview Oemeters.
n HOkN.-ln this city, on Sunday, tho II
instant, Gilbert hicnie, Infant son
}. Charles s., and Anna T. horn. aged
months
n Relatives and friends are respectfully
~ vited to attend the funeral, from tho re
III dencs Of bis parents, NO. 72i Yves. MIN
81 Get, on Iussdly afternoon, tho l9.h
5. slant. SeryIcos 1t t.3l. lnterment ptiva
O. SO0TT-On tho 10TH inst Margaret, "
. o. IOhn SCOTT. In tho SD yoar OF his sRo
n helatiyes and friends are respectfully
d vited 20 attend the funeral from the n
- dGpce CT her husband, John scott. Nn.
d W. yth, on Monday, July IL, at O'CLOCK
m. ln.:rment at RiverVleT Cemetety.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
Very sudden Des,n.

Inst Saturday night Mrs. Maggie
5oepcer, rssidlag with hfr hnso.nu a,
No. Z Columbia aVenue, went 10 uon
greatly exhausted by the opp.esss'pe, ppssn " :,
nesr. Toward morning her husosou
woke up and fouud that she nid cnaus
ed her position Ia the oeu, anu "as
wing With her heal ct the 1896 epnn
layiua bis hard on her ne fouHa '"a
.hs Yves unua,ural!y cold, and NO
mspt later discovered she was deau
| Or. Lakeus WAS sent for, sro gave y
ats opinion that death rssuittu IRON
near disease. Coroner BarnhllI wa
uo;istd, but did not deem 1t necesssr;
to hold an inquest. The ruuerai VII
lake place On Wednesday afternoon
b u'c!ock, and services will be he.a a
iRstlAny Baptist Church.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
A t1eayy Death Rate,

During the week ending at noon lasI
Saturday there were q births, mar.
rages and 45 deaths reported 10 Regis
trar Lee as having occurred in this city,
against SO deaths for the corresponding
week of last year. The causes Of dea'h
were as follows: Ci olera infantum, ID;
consumption, marasmus, couvulsions, 3
each; heart disease, meningitis, pfema.
turs birth, 2 each; cancer, congestion Vi
brain, cyanosis, exhaustion, hydro.
cepbalus, hypertrophy Of liver, inter.
susseption Of bowels, inarition, injury,
Inflammation OF howele, malignan,
sore throat, pneumonia. paralysis,
sottening OF the brain, sun stroke,
u'nmia, / each. Ages of the decessed
Under year, 90; from to 2, 2; from ;
10 8, 1; from to 10, 2; from 20 to 80, s
from 80 to 40. l; from 40 to 80. l; from
80 to so, L; from so to 70, 4; from 20 tc
so, 3; from 80 to so, 4.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-18
A Church Wa. Up In Lurs

WILKEsBAREE, JAY IL
LJsRowski was for may year
nent member Of tie Ctrnac
cal Lutheran ChGIca Ct tiN
Three months ago lie had som,
~ with the pasto'. The la.tE'
ray that Loskowsxi wsltttla
ize TIE church. He vsnild 81
on the pulpit, which tue d
trustees would nc. oi,OW. u
who 10 q prominent C.otSin7n
| severed his connection with hi |
| 1t 20, to the ears 0! the ;ia!ai
| church that tie dese!leF Va
reduce tbs congregation By
other members to arTay u
aga:ns, the pastor and stop tlt1
Ebusicn to the church fluid U
was denounced in q comIlll'
a local paper and tie nie-tt'
Ichufca were asked to boa
Ja!oof from h!m. lo:EoS'si
lie q boycott and he las b'ols1
Islander againS. tGs uusfs'
church.